Good News/Bad News

First the bad news. I dropped another $200 in 5 hours yesterday at Omaha. I credit most of my loses to flopping top set four times and not winning a single one of those hands.

It's pretty clear that I've been bad as of late. My last 20 hours show a net loss of $500. Being broke doesn't help, as I don't have much of a bankroll to continue playing until I get a job. I finally hit 100 hours of play since I've turned 21 and currently show a depressing profit of $1000. I was at 80 hours/+$1500 at one point.

The funniest hand was one that I wasn't involved in. It was a kill hand, and a guy raises pre-flop AKTT. First of all, that's a terrible hand to raise with, but whatever. The flop comes TKT. The turn was a J, and at that point it was heads-up. It goes, bet, raise, re-raise, re-raise. The river is a blank, and it goes bet, raise, re-raise, re-raise, re-raise, re-raise and then the jew-bag who obviously didn't have quads looks down at his hand in total confusion and says, 'what is going on here?. Re-raise'. So, after 12 total bets of $12 a piece, jew-bag shows KK for top fullhouse, and the pre-flop raiser shows his quad tens. The funniest part was after the hand, jew-bag says, it wasn't until the last raise that he thought the other guy had quads. It took $100 of raises for him to figure that out?

For the good news, Foxwoods has completely changed their tournament schedule. Previously it was strictly NL Holdem games running 2-3 times per day. Now they have added $100 7-Card Stud, 7-Card Stud hi/lo, and Omaha hi/lo tourneys running on Monday and Wednesdays. They also announced their Fall World Poker Tour schedule.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 25, 10AM - OMAHA HI/LO $600 BUY-IN TOURNAMENT.

There is nothing that's going to stop me from being there.